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![]() I'm not sure about some of your fish in the list. Just thought I'd share my experience with a couple that I own.
I have a yellow watchman goby, he's cool but extremely shy and I eventually had to take him out of the main display and put him into a cube because he was constantly being harassed by a starry blenny. I tried introducing him to a pistol shrimp, but I've never seen them together, but I'm still hoping they'll grow to like one another in the cube. I've also got a flame angel and clowns. The flame is nice, good colour, very active fish. But she doesn't like my purple fire fish and is constantly chasing it back into the rocks. So I almost NEVER see the fire fish. It's the one fish I don't think I'd purchase again. I love mandarins, but you're right, wait until you have a great pod population and if possible add a refugium and pod piles in your tank to give them somewhere to live and breed without being wiped out by the mandy. |
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![]() Thanks for the response
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![]() your list looks fine for a 40gl... replace the flame with 2 nice looking clowns and you've got a good stocking choice! Pistol shrimp will be fine! I have both a Diamond goby and a yellow watchman (in differnt tanks). the diamond has paird with my pistol in my 90gl, but my pistol isn't shy either, he will come out a little at feeding time and grab what comes near him! in my 29gl i have the yellow watchman, and he just sits at the enterence to his hole comes out at feeding time then back into his hole! both really cool choices! Also I had a firefish pair with a pistol 3 years ago... but I added a goby and it took a nice bite out of the firefish and it died... lol! Gobies that clean the sand are also good for your tank! You're good with your sand bed! they make a home where they want it!
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![]() Awesome! Thanks, Any thoughts about my pods getting diced in my pump
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![]() i've personally never had an issue with pods... they always seem to be in my tank and sump....you could always quick dip your cheato into your display and dump a bunch in there.. or try and take a cup and put them from your sump in that way....but your fish will likely eat them all if they are not fast enough!
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